A National Commission on Labour

December 10, 1966 Year Plan. Although the events of the past year forced a retrenchment in these policies, it is clear that substantial progress had been made on several fronts, including higher prices to both exporters and importers, higher tariffs, and expanded aid. By 1964-65, these policies facilitated the removal of direct controls on about 40 per cent of CCIE imports and the reduction in the detailed control over another 35 per cent (placing licensing on a more automatic basis). While many weaknesses still remain in both the nature and implementation of Pakistan's import policy, a remarkable degree of reform and progress was attained during the Second Plan period.